And it is that meeting, which was scheduled for Thursday between the government and the National Trade Council (union that brings together the 32 most representative trade unions in the country). cancelled because President Gustavo Petro was apparently unwell.
According to Presidency of the Republic and the National Trade Union Council was this meeting moved to August 29 at 3 p.m. at the Palacio de Nariño.
It should be remembered that the President was not present at the Colombian Business Congress of the National Association of Entrepreneurs of Colombia (Andy), it was also mentioned in the agenda.
This absence, in one of the most relevant events for the business sector of the country has led to widespread unease among businessmen, in which they stated that there is a disconnect between the president and businessmen’s perspectives on the country’s future.
Source: El heraldo
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